Well worth the full read:
degrowth.info/en/blog/degr...

An example: France's Gilets Jaunes were initially viewed by environmentalists as anti-ecological for protesting fuel taxes. But deeper analysis showed many actually supported climate policies - their opposition was to the punitive, non-consultative way the tax was implemented.

The author argues that when groups of like-minded people talk only amongst themselves, they end up adopting more extreme versions of their shared beliefs - a phenomenon called "belief polarisation". 👇

In the first article, Seerat Bashir documents the seasonal migrations and cultural heritage of nomadic and semi-nomadic communities in the mountains of Kashmir alongside the challenges they face in preserving their identity when confronted by modernisation and climate change 👇